Helping Me Live Safely
My safety matters, it’s ok to ask for help. These are the people in my wider world who help me live safely. Everybody has a
Be A Help Seeker
The Seekers Tree is rooted in the knowing that families need help sometimes and help-seeking is a sign of strength. Because reaching out for help takes courage. This book encourages you to discover supports, resources and services. Caring for yourself and family can at times be tough and sometimes reaching out for help is even tougher. This book supports you to ask for help
The Seekers Tree
Like you, we’ve searched and needed a resource like this one, because when things get tough we can all use some help. If you’re reading this to support someone else or yourself, you’re in luck! Because we have tried to design it for everyone. This resource provides helpful information about asking for help and seeking support.
You may already know a lot of this information, but hopefully once you reach the end of the resource, there will be something you will know more about. Caring for yourself and family can at times be touch and sometimes reaching out for help is even tougher.
Looking After Myself
When I look after myself I can look after others. When my battery is low I will focus on what energises me. These are the
My Family & Relationships
My idea of family may be different to yours and that’s ok. Family for me are the special people in my life including my friends,
Learning As I Grow
When I believe in myself my learning has no limits. I question what do I already know and want to learn more about? We can
Connections to Community, Country and Place
My relationships, memories and stories help me feel a sense of belonging. Biyiparl gooral (lungfish) has his home in the river that shaped this country,
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